Sentence examples for leading elsewhere from inspiring English sources
Conversely, as some officials warn, Ward could depart if he is displeased with the situation, or if he finds his career ambitions leading elsewhere.
At one point, with Fulham trailing 2-0 at Eastlands and Birmingham and Bolton leading elsewhere, Hodgson was confronting the cold reality of relegation for the first time in 32 years of management.
The new AOL homepage features prominent links to Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo Mail, as well as to bookmarks leading elsewhere, and integration with Facebook and MySpace.
Contributions from leading roboticists elsewhere in the world also found their way into the book.
Big businessmen found guilty back in the early 1990s of such crimes as tax fraud and bribing politicians still chair leading companies unthinkable elsewhere in the EU.
His performances in New York, with the Metropolitan Opera (where he is leading "Carmen") and elsewhere, have generated positive response.
The clouds have had enough of watching this nonsense and have moved on to see if there's better entertainment elsewhere, leading to bright late-afternoon sunshine.
Elsewhere, leading shares began the final quarter of the year in an upbeat mood, with the FTSE 100 index finishing 44.28 points to 5592.90.
According to Keddie, the revolutionary break from the west has revealed that the root of Iran's problems may lie elsewhere, leading to a more open and nuanced discussion within the establishment.
Foreign companies, led by Intel, have cut back on production there and elsewhere, leading forecasters to anticipate a continued slump that could realize fears of a second Asian economic crisis.
The agency said many had found squatters in their homes and had had to seek sanctuary elsewhere, leading to a rise in the number of people displaced within Iraq.
